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NW Natural linked to another Oregon lawmaker trip to tour Danish biogas facilities

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Three Oregon state lawmakers will go to Denmark in April to learn more about the production of hydrogen gas and biogas, a fuel created through the breakdown of organic matter. The Danish government aims to phase out natural gas for heat and electricity by 2030 and replace it with biomethane, which is made mostly by capturing methane gas from decaying crops, plant and animal waste.

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NW Natural linked to another Oregon lawmaker trip to tour Danish biogas facilities

NW Natural is linked to another overseas trip for lawmakers to learn about biogas production, something that interests the state’s biggest gas company as it faces a state mandate to cut emissions.Three state lawmakers – Republican Rep. Virgle Osborne of Roseburg, Republican Sen. David Brock Smith of Port Orford and Democratic Sen. Mark Meek of Gladstone – will go to Denmark from April 15 to 20 to learn more about the production of hydrogen gas a…

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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